Haifa: Real Estate,
a million years of experience
a million years of experience
Looking for an appartment:
In local Haifa newspapers on Fridays
Kolbo Haifa
in newspapers:
Maariv, Yedioth Acharonoth, Jerusalem Post, Haaretz (Friday special
editions)
On little advertisements attached to poles, pannels, bus stops or in
supermarkets
Of course with real estate agents
For your general information here are some real estate sites. The quality of
service is not always very good . please give us feed-back
Yad2
Real estate listing
Immobilier
Anglo-Saxon
Isimmo
Immobilier
Lagour
In local Haifa newspapers on Fridays
Kolbo Haifa
in newspapers:
Maariv, Yedioth Acharonoth, Jerusalem Post, Haaretz (Friday special
editions)
On little advertisements attached to poles, pannels, bus stops or in
supermarkets
Of course with real estate agents
For your general information here are some real estate sites. The quality of
service is not always very good . please give us feed-back
Yad2
Real estate listing
Immobilier
Anglo-Saxon
Isimmo
Immobilier
Lagour
Make sure the appartment you intend to buy is
registered at the Tabo
registered at the Tabo
October 2008
Apartment rents generally stable
Ariel Rosenberg Globes
Average rent for a two-room apartment fell 2-4% in greater
Tel Aviv in September, compared with August.
Rent for small apartments, especially for students, in Tel
Aviv, Ramat Gan, and Givatayim fell slightly in September,
according to the monthly Madas survey.
The average rent for a two-room apartment in south Tel
Aviv was NIS 2,665 per month in September, 4% less than
in August. The average rent for a two-room apartment in
central Tel Aviv fell 2% to NIS 3,320 per month, and it fell
by less than 1% in north Tel Aviv to NIS 3,686. The average
rent for a two-room apartment in Ramat Gan and
Givatayim fell 3% to NIS 2,977.
Rent for two-room apartments in the rest of the country was
barely changed in September, compared with August.
Average rent for a two-room apartment was NIS 2,759 in
Jerusalem, NIS 1,581 in Haifa and the Krayot, and NIS
1,493 in Beersheva.
Madas business development director Neomy
Schulman-Benisty said, "Rent will fall in the coming
months because students will have returned to university
and will no longer be included among apartment-seekers.
This will reduce demand and rent."
Rent for three-room apartments was also almost unchanged
nationwide in September, compared with the preceding
month. The average rent for a three-room apartment in
south Tel Aviv rose 1.5% to NIS 3,251, it rose 0.6% in
central Tel Aviv, and it was NIS 4,787 in north Tel Aviv and
the trans-Yarkon neighborhoods. The average rent for a
three-room apartment was unchanged at NIS 3,807 in
Ramat Gan and Givatayim, and at NIS 1,811 in Haifa and
the Krayot. The average rent for a three-room apartment
fell by 0.9% to NIS 3,487 in Jerusalem and it fell 1% to NIS
1,638 in Beersheva
Apartment rents generally stable
Ariel Rosenberg Globes
Average rent for a two-room apartment fell 2-4% in greater
Tel Aviv in September, compared with August.
Rent for small apartments, especially for students, in Tel
Aviv, Ramat Gan, and Givatayim fell slightly in September,
according to the monthly Madas survey.
The average rent for a two-room apartment in south Tel
Aviv was NIS 2,665 per month in September, 4% less than
in August. The average rent for a two-room apartment in
central Tel Aviv fell 2% to NIS 3,320 per month, and it fell
by less than 1% in north Tel Aviv to NIS 3,686. The average
rent for a two-room apartment in Ramat Gan and
Givatayim fell 3% to NIS 2,977.
Rent for two-room apartments in the rest of the country was
barely changed in September, compared with August.
Average rent for a two-room apartment was NIS 2,759 in
Jerusalem, NIS 1,581 in Haifa and the Krayot, and NIS
1,493 in Beersheva.
Madas business development director Neomy
Schulman-Benisty said, "Rent will fall in the coming
months because students will have returned to university
and will no longer be included among apartment-seekers.
This will reduce demand and rent."
Rent for three-room apartments was also almost unchanged
nationwide in September, compared with the preceding
month. The average rent for a three-room apartment in
south Tel Aviv rose 1.5% to NIS 3,251, it rose 0.6% in
central Tel Aviv, and it was NIS 4,787 in north Tel Aviv and
the trans-Yarkon neighborhoods. The average rent for a
three-room apartment was unchanged at NIS 3,807 in
Ramat Gan and Givatayim, and at NIS 1,811 in Haifa and
the Krayot. The average rent for a three-room apartment
fell by 0.9% to NIS 3,487 in Jerusalem and it fell 1% to NIS
1,638 in Beersheva